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tcea
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Hi!
I have the same trouble here.
I would like to run several test suites but not all of them within the same project.
Same scenario at the test case level would be, running just a group of test cases within a test suite, and not all of them.
Usually testing frameworks allow this functionalities, so I think it would be a nice to have.
nmrao
9 years agoChampion Level 3
Cab be done by writing a groovy or java program.
So, that you can all the suites in one go. See #2 in the below link.
https://www.soapui.org/test-automation/junit/junit-integration.html
If you do not prefer the above way, then
you already know how to run a suite using testrunner. Run it multiple times with different suitename. If you do not want to call multiple times manually, put all the commands into a batch script and you are done.
So, that you can all the suites in one go. See #2 in the below link.
https://www.soapui.org/test-automation/junit/junit-integration.html
If you do not prefer the above way, then
you already know how to run a suite using testrunner. Run it multiple times with different suitename. If you do not want to call multiple times manually, put all the commands into a batch script and you are done.
- tcea9 years agoNew Contributor
Currently I am working with running it multiple time with the different suite names. The disadvantage here is that you need to generate reports in different folders and not merged into just one.
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